In Kenya, “sugar” relationships have become both more common and more visible
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#2In Kenya, but also in the UsA. Cant believe how many college students become sugar babies to pay college. In the US
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#3Global replace "Kenya" with "USA", the tale still rings true.
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#4Please discount the fact that I am a bit of a misanthrope, but... who the hell enters in a relationship not expecting to get something in return?
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#5Please discount the fact that I am a bit of a misanthrope, but... who the hell enters in a relationship not expecting to get something in return?
Outside marketized relationships like boss-underling, employer-employee, and salesman-customer? Pretty much no one who isn't an Adam Sandler villain.
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#6I'm not sure what I expected, but some kind of NSFW tag would've been nice :|
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#7Please discount the fact that I am a bit of a misanthrope, but... who the hell enters in a relationship not expecting to get something in return?
Do you not see the difference between a relationship providing a "career" vs a companion?
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#8How do these men find sugar babies?
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#9All of a sudden the vastly over-represented "incel" population here on HN begin researching "leaving the bay area and becoming a digital nomad expat in Kenya".
Re: In Kenya, “sugar” relationships have become both more common and more visible
#10Global replace "Kenya" with "USA", the tale still rings true.
Or anywhere in the west, really. It's just one more symptom of the horrific rising levels of wealth inequality.